English Grammar Quiz-13

There’s a postman ___ a letter ___ you.            

Speak ___ me in English. It’s good practice ___ us.

We arrived ___ the airport ___ New York ___ 5:45 am.

Peter stayed ___ his grandmother ___ Christmas.

Millions of people ___ to London for her Funeral when he died.

In my bedroom there’s a bed ___ a wardrobe.

He ___ his wife, Maria, in 1998.

He ___ the school in 1994.

“When ___ you have your last holiday?” “Last August.”

We ___ move to London.

I ___ in Paris when I was six.

People were afraid ___ her.

She died ___ a car crash.

He was tired ___ politics.

She thinks ___ her past life.

“___ you like the film?” “No, I ___ .”

She ___ work when she was 8.

Where ___ she live in 1950?

She ___ learn to read until she was 86.

Where ___ she live now ?

Now she ___ alone, but when she was a child she ___ with her mother and sisters.

What do you know ___ George Washington?

People all ___ the world speak English.

My family left London and moved ___ a small village.

Ann and Max usually ___ sailing at weekends, but last weekend they ___ tennis.

It usually ___ a lot in winter but last year it ___ .

Ann usually ___ to work, but yesterday she___ .

A: Who ___ you eat with? B: Well, I ___ dinner with friends.

It ___ Jack’s birthday two days ago.

A: ___ Alex ___ you yesterday evening? B: No, he ___ .

A: ___ you usually work for 8 hours a day? B: Yes, I ___ . But last week I ___ for 8 hours a day.

A: ___ it snow a little in winter in Holland? B: Yes, it ___ . But last winter it ___ snow at all.

Last year it ___ for three months, but it ___ just for two weeks.

It ___ a lot in winter here, but it ___ last year.

Bonny and Nick ___ tennis last weekend, but they rarely ___ tennis.

Rosemary often ___ to work by bus, but she ___ to work by taxi yesterday.

I usually ___ for 6 hours a day, but I ___ for 8 hours yesterday.

A: Where ___ you last week? B: I ___ in Alabama.

A: ___ did they have ___ lunch? B: Soup & fish.

Geoffrey ___ French before, but he ___ at university now.

Max didn’t ___ yesterday afternoon; he ___ at home.

A: ___ did she ___ a job? B: In the car factory.

A: ___ you ___ Jane last month? B: No, I ___ .

Where ___ you ___ on holiday last year?

He ___ some new shoes last month.

___ your teacher speak English when he was seven?

What month ___ it last month?

Where ___ you now?

___ you swim when you were five?

“___ you in England in 1999?” “Yes, I ___ .”